Happen again. Snug big news back stateside. The president getting new lawyers because of the special Council Investigation and his former National Security adviser pliblg flynn faces new pressure, too. More subpoenas today for documents detailing his Election Year russia contacts. The walls feel like they are closing in on the Trump Administration right now. Im not sure that they can hold them off much longer. Plus, todays an anxious day for republicans. A new report card on the new Gop Health Care bill is due any minute. The big budget cuts proposed by President Trump being framed by democrats to you as heartless and has more promises broken. Simply put, the trump budget takes a sledgehammer to the middle class and working americans, lavishes tax breaks on the very wealthy and imagines all of the deficit problems away with fantasy math. With us to share the reporting and insights Ashleigh Parker of the Washington Post, perry bacon of 538, kelsey snell of the Washington Post and dana b
reporter: inside, innocent detainees this woman tells us. suddenly, chaos. the angry crowd storms the gate. the ukrainian troops open fire. [ gunfire ] unarmed bystanders run for cover. others crawl for safety. we re right here in a safe position where we can monitor. [ gunshot ] as we zoom in with our camera, what you don t see is a sniper to the side aiming his rifle right at us. this is what happens next. [ gunshot ] the terrifying moment caught on camera. the shot going just above our heads. in the end, the ukrainian troops rescue their comrades and then leave. when vladamir putin says he wants peace, there s only fear and fights like this one on the ground as this country slowly tears itself apart. muhammad leila, abc news, eastern ukraine. our thanks to muhammad.
pro-russian mobs staring down these men in black. ukrainian troops guarding a prison. they holding them over there. reporter: inside, innocent detainees this woman tells us. suddenly, chaos. the angry crowd storms the gate. the ukrainian troops open fire. [ gunfire ] unarmed bystanders run for cover. others crawl for safety. we re right here in a safe [ gunshot ] position where we can monitor. as we zoom in with our camera, what you don t see is a sniper to the side aiming his rifle right at us. this is what happens next. [ gunshot ] the terrifying moment caught on camera. the shot going just above our heads. in the end, the ukrainian troops rescue their comrades and then leave. when vladamir putin says he wants peace, there s only fear and fights like this one on the ground as this country slowly tears itself apart. muhammad leila, abc news, eastern ukraine.
that s a small city about 30 miles north of little rock. 15 people were killed across the state. hundreds of homes were destroyed. and the president traveled to los angeles where he was honored by the foundation there. a star-studded dinner. steven spielberg presented the president an award for his support of holocaust victims. that foundation records interviews with those who survived the holocaust and other genocides. the head of syria s opposition movement is in washington today telling the new york times he intends to ask president obama s administration for anti-aircraft missiles. this comes as hundreds of exhausted syrian rebels withdrew from their last remaining strongholds in the heart of homes, surrendering to president bashir assad. russian president putin is softening his tone on ukraine. but there s no sign his words are bringing change on the ground. muhammad leila shows us that and in some places the growing chaos. reporter: the crowd was angry.
our thanks to muhammad. in washington, the house has voted for a former irs officer in contempt, lois lerner took the fifth on how the irs targeted tea party groups. she has since retired from the irs. federal agents are continuing their crackdown on the synthetic drug market. agents fanned out across 30 states yesterday arresting 150 people, serving 200 warrants and seizing more than $20 million. profits from the sale of the synthetic drugs like spice and mali have been tracked to the middle east. the d.e.a. is worried that the money is funding terrorist groups. when one smoke shop, one drug shop in alabama can send $30 to $40 million to yemen, that gives us a great deal of concern. yesterday, it was the second